Ask and check
The three parts of a request, what to check before passing it along, and your kit of five tested requests.
The problem
The fair ends in three days. The desire to learn does not.
After the booth, the question is where to go next. The problems below are the most common ones, and each has a course that addresses it.
- You use AI on your phone, but the answer comes out wrong and you don't know how to check it.
- You want an assistant that remembers you, and the chat forgets everything with every conversation.
- You hear about Codex and Claude Code and have never opened a terminal.
- You liked the robot arm and don't know whether you need to buy one in order to learn.
- There are too many courses online and no order to follow.
After the training
By the end of the 7 courses, you can:
Work in the terminal
From cmd on Windows to your page live on GitHub Pages, command by command.
Give your AI a system
Folders, Codex, AGENTS.md, Skills, Git, GitHub Pages, and a Telegram bot.
Build your assistant
An assistant that remembers you and works on a schedule, from identity to security.
Start in robotics
Arduino and sensors, ESP32 and control, and AI with Raspberry Pi, OpenCV, and ROS2.
Understand the robot that learns
How a model looks at the camera, reads a sentence, and returns the arm's movement, trained in simulation.
7 courses in order · AI, OSWork, JARVIS, and robotics
Seven courses, from the first request to the robot that acts.
These are the same subjects as the booth: AI fundamentals, OSWork, JARVIS, and robotics, in that order. If you already use Codex or Claude Code, you can enter at course 4.
- 1
Fundamentals
AI from Scratch
The three parts of a prompt, what to check before handing it off, and your own kit of five tested prompts.
4 lessonsOpen course 1 - 2
Terminal
OSWork Quick
Command by command: from cmd on Windows to your live page on GitHub Pages.
- 3
Systemnew version
OSWork v6.2: Your AI Needs a System
Visual lessons of about 15 minutes each: folders, Codex, AGENTS.md, Skills, Git, GitHub Pages, and a Telegram bot.
49 lessonsOpen course 3 - 4
Assistant
Build your AI OS
No coding: an assistant that remembers you and works on a schedule, in 9 hands-on lessons.
9 lessonsOpen course 4 - 5
JARVIS
INTELECTO: From Zero to Expert
Six tracks on personal AI assistants, from identity to security, ending with your own Jarvis.
- 6
Robotics
Robotics from Zero to Expert
Arduino and sensors, autonomous robots with ESP32, and AI with Raspberry Pi, OpenCV, and ROS2.
- 7
Embodied AIv7.2
VLA: robots that see, understand, and act
How a model looks at the camera, reads a sentence, and returns the arm's movement, with LeRobot in simulation and no robot needed.
8 lessonsOpen course 7
Who it's for
Made for you if
- You visited the booth and want to continue what you saw, at your own pace.
- You are a student and want to bring AI or robotics to your fair project.
- You are a teacher and want open courses to recommend to your class.
- You have never programmed and want to start with AI before getting to the robot.
Not for you yet if
- You already run agents for hours in the terminal: go to the LOOP-R Engenharia area.
- You want only robotics, in depth: the Robot area has the 6 courses on the topic.
Included in the training
What was at the booth is still open.
The games, the ESP32 solutions, the robots to build, and the SO-101 arm in simulation come along too, with the videos on the topic.
Projects and kits
Game FactorySolutions that sellRobots to buildYour future in an imageIA do Zero — 20 pedidosINTELECTOReal2Sim simulationSO-101 arm in simulation
Videos
Why this training
What changes compared to hunting for separate courses.
A ready-made order
Fundamentals, terminal, assistant, and robot, in the sequence where one subject prepares you for the next.
Practice you take with you
8 games to recreate with AI, 7 ESP32 solutions, and 3 robots to build, each with a guide.
No need to buy a robot
The robotics courses use free simulators; the SO-101 arm has a twin in simulation.
Open and free
No sign-up and no payment. The courses are on INEMA.CLUB.
Questions
Before you start.
Do I need to know how to code?
No. IA do Zero and Construa seu AI OS are made for people who have never programmed. The terminal shows up in course 2, command by command.
Do I need to follow the order?
The suggested order is 1 → 7. If you already use Codex or Claude Code, you can start at course 4; if you only want robotics, start at course 6.
Which tools will I use?
An AI assistant, the terminal, Codex or Claude Code, GitHub and, for robotics, Arduino, ESP32 and free simulators.
How long does it take?
The courses counted add up to 70 lessons: 4 in IA do Zero, 49 in OSWork v6.2, 9 in Construa seu AI OS and 8 in VLA. You can do one course per week.
Does it cost anything?
No. The courses are open and free on INEMA.CLUB. The area on Eventos is part of INEMA.PRO.
What you saw at the booth fits on your computer.
Start with course 1. In 4 lessons you learn to ask, to check, and you build your kit of five tested requests.